What better place for writer Johnny D. Boggs and realtor Lisa Smith to live than the outskirts of Santa Fe, New Mexico, at the edge of a greenbelt? They live close enough to the city for shopping excursions and good food, far enough away that son Jack has plenty of room to hike and play. Drawing inspiration from the Pueblo Indians and the Colonial Spanish, their Pueblo Revival home—a popular regional style of architecture in Santa Fe—features three bedrooms, two baths and two living areas
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